ECS CSM-8A, CSM-8 Data Sheet

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ECS, INC. INTERNATIONAL 1105 S. RIDGEVIEW, OLATHE, KS 66062 • 913-782-7787 • 800-237-1041 • FAX 913-782-6991 • WWW.ECSXTAL.COM
SMD CRYSTALS SMD CRYSTALS
7.0 ± 0.5
5.0 ± 0.2
1.7 Max.
#1 #2
4.5
5.0 ± 0.2
2.0
2.2 2.2
2.4
4.1
FEATURES
Glass sealed ceramic package
Tight stability / high reliability
Wide frequency range
High frequency fundamental available
RoHS Compliant (Note 7 Exemption)
Tape & Reel (1,000 pcs)
CSM-8
SERIES
SMD QUARTZ CRYSTAL
PACKAGE DIMENSIONS (mm)
Figure 1) CSM-8 – Side and Top view Figure 2) CSM-8A – Pad Configuration
Bottom view
Figure 5) CSM-8A – Recommended
Solder Pad Layout
Top view
#4
5.0 ± 0.2
2,54
1.0
1.2
5.08
1.41.4
1.14
2.0 2.04.0
Figure 3) CSM-8B – Pad Configuration
Bottom view
Figure 6) CSM-8B – Recommended
Solder Pad Layout
Top view
The CSM-8 Series is a very cost effective, low profile SMD quartz crystal. The glass sealed ceramic package is available in three optional land pad configurations. It is ideal for PCMCIA, ethernet and fax modem card applications.
PART NUMBERING GUIDE
“EXAMPLE”
FREQUENCY (16.000MHz) LOAD CAPACITANCE* PACKAGE TYPE**
ECS 160 20 20A
* Load capacitance (xx=xx pF, S= series resonance), ** Package Type examples (20A = CSM-8A, 20B = CSM-8B) Note: See Product Selection Guide for additional options.
OPERATING CONDITIONS/ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
PARAMETERS CONDITIONS MINIMUM TYPICAL MAXIMUM UNITS
FREQUENCY RANGE f
0
9.8 100.0 MHz CALIBRATION TOLERANCE @ +25˚C -30 +30 PPM FREQUENCY STABILITY, ref @ 25˚C -10 ~ +70˚C -50 +50 PPM SHUNT CAPACITANCE C
0
5.0 pF LOAD CAPACITANCE (CL) (Customer Specified) 10.0 20.0 standard Series pF DRIVE LEVEL (DL) 9.8 ~ 100.0MHz 0.5 mW OPERATING TEMPERATURE T
OPR
-10 +70 ˚C
STORAGE TEMPERATURE T
STG
-40 +85 ˚C
AGING (FIRST YEAR) @ +25˚C -5.0 +5.0 PPM
FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz) MODE MAX ESR FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz) MODE MAX ESR
9.800 ~ 15.999 Fundamental 60 28.000 ~ 34.999 3rd O/T 80
16.000 ~ 42.000 Fundamental 40 35.000 ~ 100.000 3rd O/T 60
EQUIVALENT SERIES RESISTANCE / MODE OF OSCILLATION
+ 30
- 30
- 10
25 60
f/f
0
PPM
TEMP.(˚C)
Figure 4) Frequency vs Temperature Curve
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